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Dialog identifiers are string without blanks. Blanks are represen-
ted as $$.
Dialog identifiers <DialogID> are composed of two main parts:
<DialogName>[<OptionalParts>]
<DialogName>
Meaningful information, mandatory input parameter for the com-
mands:
:DISPlay:DIALog:OPEN on page 481
:DISPlay:DIALog:CLOSe on page 481
<Optional parts>
String of $<X> values, where <X> is a character, interpreted as
follows:
$q<DialogQualifier>: optional dialog qualifier, usually the
letter A or B, as displayed in the dialog title.
$i<Instances>: comma-separated list of instance indexes,
given in the order h,c,s,d,g,u,0. Default is zero; the termi-
nating ",0" can be omitted.
$t<TabIds>: comma-separated indexes or tab names;
required, if a dialog is composed of several tabs.
$x<Left>$y<Top>$h<Left>$w<Top>: position and size;
superfluous information.
Example:
See Example "Querying the dialog IDs, opening and closing dia-
logs" on page 478
Usage: Query only
Manual operation: See "SCPI" on page 352
:DISPlay:DIALog:OPEN <DialogId>
Opens the specified dialog.
Setting parameters:
<DialogId> string
To find out the dialog identifier, use the query :DISPlay:
DIALog:ID?.
The <DialogName> part of the query result is mandatory.
Example: See Example "Querying the dialog IDs, opening and closing dia-
logs" on page 478
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "SCPI" on page 352
:DISPlay:DIALog:CLOSe <DialogId>
Closes the specified dialog.
DISPlay subsystem